Actually I would like to extend the RequestProcessor class (let's say
MyOwnRequestProcessor inheriting from RequestProcessor) and override the
preProcess() method to embed some security related code. I was wondering
how would I let STRUTS framework know that MyOwnRequestProcessor should be
called instead of the standard STRUTS RequestProcessor. My ultimate aim is
to guarantee that the piece of code I embed in the preProcess() method
should definitely be executed for every request. Please bear with me if I
am making no sense as I am still in the process of getting good idea on
STRUTS.
Regards
Sreekant G
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HI All,
As a general practice all the application action classes are inherited from
org.apache.struts.action.Action class. What are the Pro's and Con's of
inheriting the application action classes from
org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor class instead ?
Regards
Sreekant G
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